For some reason, when I upload my code to my hosting provider, I get an error saying: [code]System.Security.SecurityException: That assembly does not allow partially trusted callers.[/code] What exactly can be done to the assembly to ...

I can't seem to figure out how to create a foreign key relation using sql management studio. Creating a primary key, setting the increment etc. I have done but where do I set a FK on the table?

I dropped all my database tables in the designer when setting up my linq to sql .dbml file. Now I modified some columns in a table, how do I refresh my dbml file with the updated table structure?

My database needs to be analyzed for the number of rows and actual disk space it is using. Is there a way to query the database, and list all the tables with row/disk usage information?

I have an object like this: [code] public class Content { public int Id { get; set; } public string Title { get; set; } public string Text { get; set; } public ContentType Type { get; set; } public lon ...

If I have an arraylist like: [code] ArrayList al = new ArrayList(); al.Add("hello"); al.Add("asdf"); al.Add("blah"); [/code] I want to convert the array to a comma seperated string like: [code] ...

For some reason there seems to be a shift to GIT from subversion (at least a trend!). What are the main differences between the two source control systems? Is GIT more well suited for only distributing or large scale development house ...

I have an xml file that looks like: [code] <root> <label key="home">Home</label> <label key="quit">Quit</label> <label key="start">Start</label> </root> ...

I noticed that many jobs, especially contract related, have to do with sharepoint skills. Does sharepoint have a steep learning curve? Is the API friendly? From what I remember, everything seems to be about extending the list functionalit ...

I have a Products table with columns: ProductID INT PK SoldCount INT My other table, ItemsSold, contains items sold: ProductID INT FK Quantity INT So this is a many to one relationship. I want to update the Product.SoldCo ...

What are the requirements for an object (or collection) to be linq compatible? So for my experience with linq has been with the [url=http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6sh2ey19.aspx]List<T>[/url] collection, but what is the ac ...

I want to filter a List<int> collection for all items that are greater than 10. I know I can simply do: [code] for(int x = 0; x < myList.Count;x++) { if(x < 10) continue; newList.Add(x); } ...

Just getting used to jQuery. I want to select all the objects in the DOM that have a class named bcblue on my web page. I then want to loop through each element and modify them. How can I select these items?

I know that a virtual member enables any inheriting class to override the implementation of the member marked with a virtual. Are there any differences between a virtual and a abstract member?

I find it annoying that whenever I upload my files to a server, the subversion folders .svn come in the way (I don't want to publish those for obvious reasons). Any tips on how I can remove these folders in a more efficient manner?